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Integrating Generative AI into the ADDIE Framework: Instructional Designers as Pedagogical Stewards in Higher Education

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This academic paper explores how generative AI tools can be integrated into the ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation) instructional design framework in higher education. It positions AI as a supportive partner for ideation, drafting, summarization, and pattern recognition, while emphasizing that instructional designers must retain responsibility for pedagogical alignment, accessibility, ethical review, and learner-centered decision-making. The paper examines the evolving partnership between instructional designers and AI within digital learning environments.

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bskyIntegrating Generative AI into the ADDIE Framework: Instructional Designers as Pedagogical Stewards in Higher Educationtopkit.org

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Across the ADDIE framework, AI supports ideation, drafting, summarization, and pattern recognition, while instructional designers remain responsible for pedagogical alignment, accessibility, ethical review, and learner-centered decision-making.
The increasing use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education is prompting a rethinking of instructional design practices.
This paper explores how AI tools can be integrated into the ADDIE framework to support co
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by Nafije K. Prishtina, Florence W. Williams Across the ADDIE framework, AI supports ideation, drafting, summarization, and pattern recognition, while instructional designers remain responsible for pedagogical alignment, accessibility, ethical review, and

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